Sedona

Sedona Table of Contents

• Photographs
• Introduction
• General Sedona information, including map, trails and weather
• Nearby parks; Crescent Moon Ranch, Red Rock and Slide Rock
• Wildflowers of Sedona
• Featured Sedona hikes

Photographs

All Sedona photographs.

Introduction

Sedona has a pretty location surrounded by large red and white sandstone cliffs and buttes, with contrasting greenery provided by a mixture of trees, bushes and cacti. A small steepish zone with no building development separates the town into two parts; the downtown area is centered around the AZ 89A - AZ 179 road junction, where most of the art galleries, restaurants and tourist facilities are found. The larger second section (West Sedona) is two miles to the southwest, along Highway 89A, and contains the main residential area, with more conventional shops and amenities. See the map of Sedona for other points of interest in the vicinity.

The popularity of this area has led to rather expensive prices, and much development, sometimes at cost to the surrounding landscape, but for many people it is not the town but the scenery that provides the main reason for a visit. There are upwards of 100 maintained backcountry trails, mostly quite easy, and endless opportunities for exploring, camping, fishing, horse riding and mountain biking. The trails index describes all the main paths, while featured routes are detailed below.

Sedona General Information

• Sedona Information - general description of the town, hiking and wilderness areas
  
  
• Sedona Map, showing the location of all major trails, mountains and canyons
  
  
• Sedona Trails - route descriptions for all maintained trails near Sedona
  
  
• Sedona Weather - weather and climate information
  
  

Nearby Sites and Parks

Sedona Wildflowers

Featured Sedona Trails

All Sedona trails.